Multiple Teams Compete in NCAA Women's College World Series Oklahoma City

The 2025 Women's College World Series (WCWS) kicks off in Oklahoma City, with first-time participants Texas Tech and Ole Miss facing off, and perennial powerhouse Oklahoma seeking a fifth consecutive title against Tennessee. Texas Tech pitcher NiJaree Canady has been a standout this season, while Ole Miss enters as a 'Cinderella' team after major upsets in earlier rounds. The tournament follows a 64-team format, with eight super regional winners advancing to the WCWS, which is televised nationally on ESPN and ESPN2. Tennessee, featuring ace Karlyn Pickens, continues to draw record-breaking viewership, including one of the most-watched Super Regional games in history. In Texas high school play, Coahoma seeks a third straight UIL Class 3A Division II title against first-time finalist Lexington. The WCWS runs through June 5/6, with updated brackets, schedules, and ticket information available online.